If there could be one, there could be two or more. In fact, there has never been one of any life form, ever.
Dude- Jesus was not God Incarnate. Deal with it. He was a prophet like Mohammed, only he had "more magical powers" (heal the sick etc.).
Let me put it in more simplistic terms- if you ignored Jesus and only prayed to God, how pissed off would Jesus be? Not much because simply- there is no god but God.
And since it's true that there is not god but God, where does that leave you spiritually?
God is God... He is indivisible; He is absolute. As such, God cannot contradict God- it is an impossibility. Therefore, THERE IS NO GOD BUT GOD.
How hard is it for you to grasp a basic tenet of Islam?
Let's be fair, guys. There is no god but God- there is only one God. How can there be two or three- it makes no sense.
Let's be fair, guys. There is no god but God- there is only one God. How can there be two or three- it makes no sense.
I think the problem is that Muslims stubbornly refuse to accept that Jesus is Lord. If they could just give up what they believe and believe what Christians believe, everything would be just fine.
Why does the word muslim have to be capitalized?
You ass, the problem is that Christians stubbornly refuse to accept that Jesus wasn't the only or last prophet! If they did that, everyone would get along just fine.
I think the problem is that Muslims stubbornly refuse to accept that Jesus is Lord. If they could just give up what they believe and believe what Christians believe, everything would be just fine.
Reiterating here - why does it make no sense? Let's have a cogent answer to this one.
"Just cause" need not apply.
actually Islam has more in common with Judaism than Christianity
If there could be one, there could be two or more. In fact, there has never been one of any life form, ever.
'GOD IS NOT LIKE MAN' [Samuel].
What is the cause of God?
actually Islam has more in common with Judaism than Christianity
It only makes sense for half the sentence. If one continues on that path - it makes no sense. The buck stops at one - and there s no one in the universe.
Knock-knock! MOSES WAS THE FIRST ZIONIST - AND HE WAS NO MUSLIM!
What makes no sense about it? Which Christian doctrine recognizes three distinct and separate gods? Ball's in your court.
the one that works so well because it's true.Let's not get carried away here, jpmet: this is just the same old attempt at the 'polytheism slander'.
:facepalm:Christianity isn't polytheistic and has never been intended as such.
is jesus god?One can pray for intercession via Jesus, but it's not as though He's considered to be a different God. Nor does anyone pray to the Holy Spirit as a separate God. So, done and done.
as in why post about it?As an aside, and although I don't subscribe to it myself, why would it even matter if there were two or three Gods? Or ten? So what?
yes they are.There are lots of polytheistic religions across the world, and they aren't less serious or realistic because of it.
who said god isn't powerful enough to be outside our direct experience of identity?I mean, you realize we're talking about all-powerful beings and all that? It always makes me laugh when Muslims and others harp about Trinity being three gods, which they call impossible, and then go on to describe their version of God as omnipotent and fickle. Big Bang? No problem. The incredible complexity of existence? Child's play. Being outside our direct experience of identity? No, He's not powerful enough. He can do anything! Just not that.
I mean, seriously now. It's all "logical theism"...until it passes the bounds of one's prejudices.
perfect life form?If there could be one, there could be two or more. In fact, there has never been one of any life form, ever.
made up gods by definition.Odin, Loki, Thor and Freya would disagree.
because three gods are not one god.Reiterating here - why does it make no sense? Let's have a cogent answer to this one.